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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Heiienoe.

Tetlerl0t.
S aIpiste llse bar islsenbe 6remme.
De belsst "Decprab. Ypiten"s Office:
SOban Olion al ct. Anssar,
@uobranb Ssrlano al Sillmore 60.
Sosn 5abritant Z. O.. Wanot, a
Stousbton, gSis.
Spen s. Spenion, CLAUS 6. Goen,
moe fro Guancabl, Sa., % s. O. So.
gen ira glarf, Satota.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Zen bebite / Yeroen" fan nteo SlnsN
8ri9Ss' 8lpcerins Salpe fables. Ben ht.r
Der bnrti9t Staar, pprepen sub, BrlrNa-|
Saar, Eiles, Slab % ale Slags 6uNGS&|
9ilialss hos s. $. Montsomerp & 60, NJ
cprab Soma. 0l2t
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Ora SehaH.

5ra Ssiiaa.
9pr Deb ialses MI ior $3.50 pr. Gorc,
os rna Seo for So.
8afer Bros. ilptter oenne llse III
Bare Oplas ira Gaitalia til Osiian.
De bar leiet Shponmafer & 9nuoiens
8utif.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
xan0 ttKalaS.

5sl9cnbe 9ele al Saiob Helicn Brefies
5arm / Mabiiou 5opnibip, 8inneibeit Go.
So er tillal8s for Gu rlmsll9 Tris: Ng 4
Sg a S@ 4 sc 4 u 4 S3 \ (
9 a a of N@ 4 of sc 4 of Sec. II $50.
9ette Iane bnroe BELT iGlses inoen lite
Waits. &eiletterenoe benuenbe fla til
George Sobnion,
1912 Hio9epan, Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
~llinblsite 8repe oeb DEBORAH 9. 8.

Nr. Nnbreip Nnoeriou.- Gnbre Nnberiun
Ola q. Gnberion. Gle 8. Batfe. Ole g.
Sausen. -Nsle Seperion.- Wrs. Cline VI.
Sbeioabl. WPiis Bertha Nnoerion. - Niis
Barbo Sacobien Saseneu Reite.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

som anisrt Dor G~misratiuns. ODER.
l'sf Tor IOrriss aar, irempite 1885 bet
laoelte initial, ps ri maa III t~iaiosfulbt
ill'l's oeHte en- stisen i aSifiaise Nar,
laurent lite nosle uiOrubiete 5iliaIoe
'tales lnotraSe. SOpeoantaaet for
n9'te Var naa funne anirttcs iii
100000.
Tntallei al i~OruObeialte emisran,.
Yasiaser:S iaetter, iOlst i MinneIuta
% 2aiOta i 1886. bar paa bet narmeie
$4,000, bOiliet er ct iitfert 1esn pao.
at ct initial at 10000 europeiNe (smi.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

rSbe &ODal i;;.,. S ,o2 -. s2 2,ns
lsite sammeniatnins % Iibes n,inSre snp
no9en auoen Spmaliiue.' Sen inr from ~
i;oa9s nosn Jcranorins af Spmmen. heller
lie Ilees araaoen al. Nan Tan iiie aiprc
esI meo no9en anoen Ralfine, heller lite er
esr nosen, ION oarer l9nsere. euer ipm fou
,eoefs 5sore Nrbeise. vi iGlaer ben iii
laoe'ts Trls. % iom BetaIiua Ian Ri toos
Iaa euer ter Deb for ben sler Ebite Spma.
'''"e' 5islo & Briggs.
Soulton, Jilmore 60, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Sc Serrer 8ielo L. Sriaas / SuGaar,

3e Serrer 8ielo 4 Sriass / SurfE
Winneiota, bar iifret iig al 9r.3 opnsCCusn
Killer iamt af Or. 5cwns German yes
table Blood Purifyer Bet er ~fortrttg
gtioler baaoe iom Weoicin i Npres % y
perip9opmme, ium psiaa iom Sloorsuin
intet beorc finoes. 5oriss benz! sa 4
9eres 9rnssiit % furlans benz!
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Tarm til5alos.

en Mano ! min Menisbeo pnlfer paa
GRUB at Spsopm at i9lse fin farm meb
alt TGrmsn tllbprenoe, iaaiom Seite, areatu=
rer, Heoltaber etc. $50 Ncres er nieset aobt
g9erlano !o9 itsrite 3elen o%pbr9ftet / 9sbet
al oe 2 'toite War. &efletterenbe bebaae for
nGrmere unosrrstnlna ~inareit muIist at ben.
osnoe fs til Rep. u. Ronbsstpeot, 9miabt.
1utptu. 10. 1876
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
TotoQraft=0oucr

unoertesneoe bar flsbt u. W NenHs i
tp9raft @alleri paa &ater Street. Sea u
torlpret Oct meo npe SnItrumerter os it'd
mig en- Hint Nsiiitent / 8. Boptb ira Su-
9itp, iaa Ie9 MI fan leoere affilrat iaa ss
YortrGtter iom nogen Nnben / bet nprSf
lli9e Soma. Nlt Nrbeioe 9%arantcrrs o. D
tpres til moderate Yriier. Som irb % @
NIT Arbetoe os bsr mine Yriier.
=. u. 8orlaua
l4.tt. Secorat, 5orl
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
8ubstjenefe.

Sgrittommcnoc Ssnoass Scrmibbas ri.
10H.
Ssnbasslfole lise eiter 8uostleneiteu.
8onfirmanterne msoerManoa9 5ormibbaa
81. 101s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
GttcrtppraieI.

llnoerte9neoe snlter llnoerretnins ON fin
Sgn Ole Slipn. Sibit ban Loo bpre fra fig,
opbolbt han i9 peo 9iamono 8luii, @is.
Ysle Slion,
Waufpn, So.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Spnoa9 Den 23oe Sanuar Yr9biteu i Bia
Canoe Netbobiitfirfe 81. 101a Sorn. % 81.
Z Iften peo Yaitor 8. y. ger9b.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

|9uif paa, st str. fs sas4 3 Sstsr -, !,
8otter, Sto % Stppler % Sperlto, al
8oobs o9 @rocerier iGlses biuigert sa
5ielo & Briggs / 9ouiton, Winn.. erS M
no9et anoet Store | Gountiet. vi tpmmr
til at BABE bet itgrite Splas iSeIteu al :a|
2ommetprilGoer % andre Barer for 6e1s
ba9ene til lapere Eriier enb Dc Tan TODD
paa no9et anoet Steo. vi tager Seo ;Srn
for Garer. HicIo l. @riaas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
eeeerab.pe,ten.-ensoas ben 1see sanaar 1887.

grant, enten / Sanbel, Saanopart eaer
anben Bebrift, bpabenten ban forbliper
/ Eiten eQer fpnimer oirefte til Noros
peiten, ON ban bliuer 5armer eler oil
brine 5%orretnins, iaa uil 5oroelen al
bans Stclesans % 8jenoitab til Spros
get itiae bam ioran ale andre %europGilfe
@misrunter. gnbuer mulis Nnitrens
selie burbe anuenbes for at a~nbrinse
benne &lasie al brittle gmisranter /
Iorbpeiten. Den 1ih er life fern, TOR
hi pibne, at Der unber Spertilipn al be
iorifjeaise irite 2ancs 5oreninser | be
5orenebe Stater pil ife en- . uerflptnins
al ben bebre &lasie al Srl9nbere til
5armerbiitritterne / @orben os Noros
peiten. 9ette gmne bar peret os or
III unoer moben Sperueielie al De melt
tompetente % %iremrasenbe W9no al
ben irite 8eiolfnins Der / DC 5orenebe
Stater, bpilfet tsr b~etrastes lom Sit
ferbeo for Ell afsisrenoe p~rafeiit 2sss
ming al bette Eroblem. Suorleoes MAJ,
fttrtte 7upmUHtrr ug tugge up tbus ben
irife 8efoltnins Gnifet ONT at tase op
6armerbeoriiten, Os iom iaaban leoe ct
ireoelist 2iu / @siiOmbeb, bpOrlebes
ben iaaleoes bebit funbe esre Jig til
en- uirfninssiulb 5uretasiombeb, er
SpSrssmaal pel p9ro en- alporlis Sper=
p~eielic; os ON ollie iom Gn meb bette
itpre gmne unber 8ebanolins pilbe
itribe til 8erfet, ifllbe ri mart ie itore
&eiultater.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Sfanoinapiif ubpanbrina.

S%tanoinauiife Gmisranter anfOm til
be 5prenebe Stater i 1882 i fslsenbe
Intal: Suenite $4,000, Norife $4,000,
9anite 1000, i 9lt 1O4, Siben
1882 bar G%misrationen itabis minbitet
inbtil 1885, ba bet belle gntal fra be tire
l%tanoinauilte 2anoe flu uosjorbe 49,,
600. Del iorsansne sar piitc bog en-
Stisen al $4,000 uuer Nntallet fra
1885, os lloiisterne er for, at ben itans
%oinaoiite emigration oil pebblipe at
iti9e sjennem Aaret 1887, % bet pil
lite blipe nOsen Ouerralf elie at ie Nnz
tauet nGrme Jig $4,000, heller life at
1iluGrten pil furtiette no ouer 1887;
BET ftloe 1al uil afbeuse bells al 5pr.
bplpene Imerifa, larlis i Npropeiten,
bppr StsrItebelen al ben I%fanbinapiife
emigration fsrer ben, bells al 5prbols
oene | Sperise, Norse os 0anmarf.
Oct er mnDbuenoist at tilisie, at bet
tore Nuroueiten Far al g%misrationen
ira uolanbet iaaet StprIteparten fra
Sfanoinapien.
@misrati0nsarbeibet / Snteresie al
Noropelteu bar Ior abitilise 9lar pGrei
pper9ipet nG iten belt os buloent til for,
Itjeaise itore Sernbanelinier, lpm bapce
Snteresie / gebpsselien us ubuiflinsell
al De mansicloise 3iitrifter, lom oerpeo
bleoe aIbGn9ise al bisie gompanier, %
bet maa erflares, at &eiultaterne itab-
TuIteoe, at grbeibet bar peret llofsri
Intelligent ps ipitematiif men bet er et
S%psrssmaal, boOr lanse Mimneiota %
9atota Fan puerlaoe bette ltorarteoe
Gmisrationsarbeioe til fine Sernbanez
%fompanier. Bel er bet ianbt, at Der er
Gmisrnticns aOmmisiionerer % real,
lore Srsaniiatiener, men ben ioroels
astise 8apital er intet / Sammenliaz
ming meo buab Der frapes.
@ebraita, aanias os 3eras bar moo
taset en- peltommen &lasie % ct tort
Erocentantal al Gmisrationen ira llo.
lanbet, oeri inbbeiattet Sfanbinaper.
3pltere os Rusiere. Set brittle Norbs
peIten, mberitsttet al &esierinaen
bjemme os Dominion &esierinsen, iamt
Oct ltore Canadian Eacifie &p, bar
slort ooeroroentlise gnitranaeller, uben
9enlpn til llosiiterne, for at isre Gmis
sratlonen til Observation-Disclosures
Der eies al Canadian Y%aciHcbanen.
MeS Harp aonfurrence / Gmisrationen
Tor Spo os NOro, er Oct iaa lite paa
bsl lib at ameritas 9prbpeIten oraaz
nllerer Jig iOr at uirte for en- tiltasenbe
Emigration?
Oct fulSe Intal Gmisranter ira llp.
lancet til DC 5preneSe Stater for De
1tolte Ter Nar bar pRret fploenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Sil ct Wonument paa 5ru Sranots
6raU
er til mig irofommet til cato:
Sra Stuoent u. 6. e9ge............$ 200
Sra Yaitpr ailhabl, inmlet / Minnez
iota Siitritt. ....................$ 60.25
Sill. Observation-Disclosures 1925
9rcotiiou, Winn, l4oe San. 1897
Salparo Hoaltoam.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

e en aopi Of Stormsaartet. for 1887
az Yaltor SRI. ". Sids "a Ylmanaf for 1887
Iorlenoes trlt til bpiltenionbelit Woresie peo
N!ootasslieH al ct 2sgent 5rimarfe. Sirip
tpoelis Napn, Yoitfontor, Gountp Ga Stat
,o II. J.. =. 1eeeean. Neseeine 60,
at. xouis, Yao.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Duties.

@n 5jsneitepise til at slvre alminoelist
Slsarbeioe. gn COB aof snifes. Sor NOR
mere Splpsninser 9aa til WcGpps Se,peier
Butit, 3ecprab ga.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Nine. S s;si. : b.

saet gar laare sler iuase Zine, buroe & ION.
lWlisrt Er. brand, 2odboS 494, ga 4rcsie.
1s.s. pan tosorbeioer The french artificial
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

On 5raffetr9ooer fan faa itabiat
Nrbeibe belle Nnret runot hos
Sanipn & Stang,
1913 hilbert Sea, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

OnrSpnS Bargain Sale of VIII.
~"!'"0 Goods and DmbroideryL \
9pnoer ben 17oe Sauuar. st upoeIini' " y
paI9 at npe pene Iarer oil ba uoirQes; "
1872.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Or. =. frauf.

Zen betlenete WptaImotbolos % Sptiier
lom 1ordrbeioer De uomRrfebe frantic fun'
ltl8e Nennslfepine, ian M tories i qn
eros'e, Wis. SanS Goresie err;
Or. j. 8rant, God Dor 434.
1911 20 crosse. Ais.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Geitoplaget q ai risssso oss! goo1p
ijsbt os i9lser MI DC tptts Sslourpuss ai ,
bar p9ret iaa p~opulGre, biuioeIe snS "a
fabriteres for til DC nup9renoe Rr,;.s IN
lib. Oct oil betale fig beore OF fish, N
n9ite ginterforipnins al 5Ionneasr W. TUG
babe Eensene ube paa Rente. Wls M mn Gu
s3ecorab 6lonneIer" er be alerbebEs' q
n~osenfinoe bar prrct ioIst her / Gourt;..t VA
Y. v. @uooan
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

az hort II iiltfrpnoieoe Sort me-
~ w. GoerS Naun o98lomlt ON
hin so Gents; 25 importereoe Ylomhrtp-
10 Gents, so GbromuS 10 Gents, Is u.hl
Sort meo en- Roie oper Haonet 10 Gents.
Nsenter pnltes. N%oresie:
2. ". Sliou,
Dor asa, Nepduoo. vi.
NGpn "0ecorab Yoiten".) 64t
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

5000 Nsenter pnifes itrar til at ipLa1
fineite giiitfort / be Soreneoe Stater, m
npe Wpnitre for 1887. PrBoer oip. 4g,-s
Store Erppebg9er rs Gents. Ru er SeS,
ben til at tjene Yen9e. Stor &pmmisTor :.
pene Tremier sioeS bort.
South Winreapclis, Carl Go
minneapolis, Win
W9pn bette Blao).
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

@D0tfjpbs= 8ris P ,s,,: aqns
Suer 9arien; ajsbere bill iunne ipors E w.
peb at ie inoom, fgreno De tisber. QSs Ky.
npe ADVERTISEMENT. T''
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
Sritiif nopanoring.

Zen emselife, irite os ifotife Gmisra.
tlon ! 1886 fan meo ct runbt 3al irttes
til 100000 imob 100000 i 1885. vi
eisle fommer As pGt. paa Guslanb, IS
PCT. paa Srlano, 10 PCT. paa Slot
Lamb. ut en- flor Hroccntbel al ben
brittle l~louancrins uosisr De melt on.
itelise arGiter, er u%paatuiulelis, % Der
til fommer ben tore Jorbel, iom oen
brittle Gmisrant bar peo at bare for
trolis meb bet Saslise Gmsanssiproa
Der, iaapeliom peS en- bebre SfuIeaano,
enS bans ubpanbrenbe 5~ailanbs. Rabo
bar tunnet npoe. Oct naturliae sSeiul.
tot berai blioer, at Den enselTe Gmi.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
CHjNA'S GREAT WALL.
What General Wilson Thinks of Its I'm
pOrtanco In Case Of War.

What General Wilson Thinks of Its Inn
portance In Case Of War.
General j. H. Wilson reports tho
great wall of China in fine condition
where he examined it. though ruinous
in parts. ut is from twenty five to
thirty feet high, fifteen to twenty feet
thick, and revetted outside and in with
cut granite masonry laid in regular
courses with An excellant mortar Of
lime and sand. It is surmountod by a
parapet or battlemens q gray burned
brick eighteen or. twenty inches thick.
The inside Of the wall is made Of
earth and loose stone, we'll rammed In.
Every two hundred or three hundred
yards there is a flanking turret thirty.
five or forty feet high, projecting be.
yond and overlooking the face Of the
wall in both directions and near each
turret is a stone staircase leading
down between the walls to door open
ing upon the ground in the rear The
most astonishing thing about it is,
however. that it climbs Straight up the
steepest and most rugged mountain
sides, courses along their SUBMITS,
desccnds into gorges and ravines, and.
rising again. skirts the face Of almost
inaccessible crags, crosses rivers. val.
leys and plains in endless succession
from one end Of tho empire to tho other
from the seashore on the Gulf Of Pc.
Chce-Lec to the desert wastes Of
Turkestan. 1t is almost impossible to
conceive Of its capture except through
treachery or gross neglect on tho part
Of those whose duty il should be TO de-
fcnd it. 1t is laid out in total dsiancs
Of the rules Of military engineering.
and vet the walls are so solid and in.
accessible, and the gates so we'll ar
ranged and defended. that it would
puzzle modern army with a first-class
siege train to get through it, if any
effort whatever were made for its do.
fence. ~ T. Observer.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
MOVABLE BOARD FENCE.
One That. with Ordinary Usage, VIII
Last Time.

One That. with Ordinary Usage, WIN
Last Lifetime.
The panels are IS feet in length, and
arc made OF boards six inches wide and
1t inches in thickness Boards of the
same thickness, 4 inches wide and 4
feet in length, are used for the up
rights. Three-inch wrought halls are
used. and we'll elinched, two at each
place OF contact. Three uprights are
used for each length. The bottom
board is nailed IL inches from the
ground, and the two other boards are
nailed on with s-inch space between
the boards, making feet in height.
1t Is set up in straight line. with the
panels facing each way alternately,
and tho uprights locking past each
other, thus holding oil tight length.
wise. Suitable stakes are driven, enc
on each side where tho panels lap. and
a cap Of common annealed fence
cap wire placed tightly around
them above the panels; or shorter
stakes may be used and the wire passed
around the stakes and uprishta and
hooked together SO as to be easily re-
moved. II holes are made for the
stakes with . bar and the stakes driven
so as to stand firm. the fence is secured
against any ordinary wind; and al
though only three 6-inch boards are
used to the length. it is perfectly safe
if set 6 feet away from corn or other
grain.
l have used this fence ten years and
have had very little repairing to do.
although it is set mp and removed each
year. The panels are drawn to the
field on the hay rack-25 rods Of fence
n. = load. md removed on light snow
in November on a sled. With boards
only yls feet in length it is strong and
secure fence. l have never seen a
movable fence set up without stakes or
other fastening to the ground that was
safe against wind and pushing Of cattle.
With lumber at $40 per !, 900 feet, the
fence costs about - cents rod, and
with fair usage will last lifetime. -
CAw. s. Rec, IN Cssniry GsniIsm0a
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
UNREWARDED KINDNESS.
How . Dlg Man Terrified an Obligln0
Little Fellow Citizen.

Little Fellow-C Citizen.
Excuse me- said u little, nervous
man in the post-otlice. rs he tapped a
large man on the shoulder, "but you
are going off and leaving your box un-
locked-leaving the door wide open,
sir-dangerous practice. by the way!"
"Hey?' said the big man. as he
turned aronnd and looked down ut tho
little man.
"Your box. sir. you are walking of
and leaving 1t opcn-thought I'd call
your attention 10 1t, sir-you might
have lost something valuable, sir. if I
had not happened to SEQ itg'
Say. will you keep yer hands Off
me, an let me aloncP' and the big
man looked very, very big to the little
man.
"Oh. yes. certainly, sir, certainly
Just happened to notice that you we're
going and had forgotten tn lock your
post.oilice box here. ard thought ]
would call your attention 10 it, sir.
no offense intended. sir-beg your
pardon"
shut up. will you!" roarcd tho big
man. THAT amt my box"
"Oh. nh, H.
n amt got any box--I jcs' saw that
one open an locked through to see il
there was n little. measly letter-car-
rirr in there that am lookin' for. Hs
brushed rim me on the street one day,
an I'm goin' to lick him the first time
l see him. He's little squint-eyel
man aboat your size. an when I get
holt # hl,a I'm goin' to raise him up
and lam him down onto tho face Of the
earth about a dozen times! Want to
delay me any ongcr9"-Dakota Bell.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
PICTURESQUE HOLLAND.
Ths Dutch Eisgdom Regarded - the
Most Psiutable Of Countries.

Jhs Dutch Eisgdom Regarded - the
Most Psiutable Of Countries.
On many accounts Holland is most
paintable. From the point Of view Of
landscape painter purely. without
reference to its figures. costumes or
interiors. as in the following notes, it
Is particularly interesting. One can
not paint the song Of birds or the roar
OF an angry sea; no more can the
most vivid word painting present the
subtitle differences Of color between
this and less favored lands, or the pc
culiar atmospheric effects Of it. The
tendency of study in Holland is to
make one meteorological painter, in
dis tinction from painter Of mere
things, since its chlefest charm is in
its atmosphere; but in no way, with
cut absolute color, can rightful ex-
preston of this distinctive quality be
given. That which in other lands is a
cold gray, uninteresting, often repel-
lant here becomes an indeiinable har-
mony. containing depth and
richness or a peariy brill
fancy, opalescent, sad-an indefinite
variety, each effect apparently more
beautiful than the last. The result Of
this luminous gray atmosphere is to
transform every thing, to change the
bugbear of commonplace" into
mystery. and through its many grada-
tions to give as many charming mo-
tives.
Fog and mist. which in other coun-
tries painters rely upon to add the
mystery to nature, are to be deplored
here, and are, fortunately, exceeding
ly rare. 1t is not only in the distance
that the effects of this full atmosphere
is felt, bnt in the middle distance and
even to the very foreground, and it is.
perhaps, one of the chief causes of that
wonderful 'tonc" which every OBJ
server of the country, or of pictures Of
1t, must have noticed; indeed. it is
from this standpoint-"one' stand
point-that every intelligent effort to
produce a characteristic transcript Of
these motives must be observed.
1t is n common and great
error to think of Holland as a
dark or gray country-a mistake
natural to those who have never seen
it, from the prevailing character OF
studies Of it. which are the outcome OF
the fascinating gray effects common to
no other lands and which lead
painters to insist upon them. Light is
an individual and common quality OF
the country; the days when It's pearly
tones are most marked are the
brightest; suffused brilliancy is over
every thing, and, had the objects in ma
ture less fine local color, less "tone,"
they might not be possible to paint.
These days arc rare, sorrowfully rare;
but that they come at all is something
to be most grateful for The simplici-
ty and grandeur Of the face Of nature
beneath this sunless, poarly atmos.
phere is vision of vast beauty, so re-
poseful, 80 broad and so shadowlcss rs
TO make one wish it might never
change, since simplicity and nobility
are qualities to be desired. -ScrIbser's 8
MU1nziRe
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24
-ur oLp.FAsH,oNED HAIR.


A.. o,dtashioned hair Of the sweet long ass
o. ~ \. dpl shall always love hest.
n - 49, u framed with it. beautiful 9raea
a .nc d. ones long since Gons TO rest.
-, vore ,resses end rinsiess and long braid
rsr, beautiful bonnie hight surls,
~ sieh snbs and side osmsn, and fair SHE
-. X ve,e worn BY the old-ssshioned girls.
..,nnm the roach that my grandfather wore
a.,,sbed back from his broad honest brow.
.ri.s an elegant easy simplicity, which,
N Nm,orah look for. never ses now.
a., nv grandmother's hsir->snowy white. "a
,uos,1, NV : hesd dress Of dainty white lace.
...tno down from her brow IN smooth silrr
r.,,"ed q oueoniy and beautiful face.
As the proud, noble face Of my great uiale
,ooas down from the canvas OF me,
..,tn The "old.timey stock" and the nne rev.
dered wig
.r,s as handsome and grand ~ can bel!
.n,, ,he dearest and lovelisss hair in the warld
~. :. INV mothers soft, beautiful brown,
,,rh = touch Of the gold, and CLINT of the sin,
And away to her knees falling down.
and n tells its own story OF womanly sraca
AZ" md the old-fashioned modesty, too,
m that sweet indesoribable beauty Of soul
And tho mothers love. tender and true.
yor the angel that painted the rainbow could
find
MT a tint 30 exquisite and rare
M the wealth OF luxurious, ripplng waves
m nv mothers brown, beautiful hairl
q, , honor the hair Of the sweet long ago,
whether silver, or dusky, or fair,
mr. Il brings back dear faces, and good honest
hearts
And love 1.-THE old-fashioned HART
-XargarA A. Oldham. in Dress.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24

Colonel John H Pierce, wire lives
at Plantsville, q little manufacturing
town in New England on the New
Haven & Northampton road. is pre-
pairing to astonish the world by his IN
ventive genius. He claims that he has
proved the practicability Of establish
ing passenger traffic between this
country and England by means Of
pneumatic tubes placed under the
ocean. He thinks that in the future =
man will be able 10 breakfast in New
York and take lunch in London. All
that Pierce needle to es ablish his in
ven,ion, SO he says y money.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24

busily engaged in solving some scIei'.
tifc problem The servant hastily
opened the door Of his studio and an.
nounced . great family efcnt. "a
little stranger has arrived" "Eh?"
There is little boy" Little boy!
Well. ask him what lac wants. -
Chambers Journal
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24

A rcrson can stand on the post.
office roof in Birmingham. Ala, and
shoot pistol bullet into mountain Il
coal on one side. AM mountain Of
iron on the other The limestone re.
ouircd 10 fux tho iron lies Ia The mar.
row valley beneath.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-24

An Ithaca man has paid note on
which the accumulated interest was
more than tie face Of the papss.